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* [[VMS_IDE_Project_Configuration|Setting up a VMS Project]] | * [[VMS_IDE_Project_Configuration|Setting up a VMS Project]] | ||
* [[VMS_IDE_Developing|Working on a VMS Project]] | * [[VMS_IDE_Developing|Working on a VMS Project]] | ||
===Settings=== | |||
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* [[Synchronize Configuration|Synchronize Settings]] | |||
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* [[VMS_IDE_Debugger|Debugger]] | * [[VMS_IDE_Debugger|Debugger]] | ||
=Changelog= | |||
[[VMS IDE Change Log]] | |||
[[Category:VMS IDE]] | [[Category:VMS IDE]] | ||
Revision as of 14:08, 21 August 2019
VMS IDE is an integrated development environment that enables you to quickly and easily develop comprehensive applications for OpenVMS system. It provides a set of tools for developing, building, and debugging OpenVMS projects.
Features
- Source code synchronization between the local machine and OpenVMS system.
- SSH connection setup to the remote OpenVMS system.
- Projects Explorer as a simple and convenient way to manage OpenVMS projects.
- Debugger for OpenVMS projects.
- Syntax highlighting for MMS, CLD, and MSG files.
- Code auto-completion for MSG and CLD files.
- Supported languages: C, C++, Fortran, Cobol, Pascal, Basic, Bliss.
Restrictions
- The VMS IDE extension can only be used in conjunction with ODS-5 OpenVMS file systems; it cannot be used with ODS-2 file systems.
- Do not use the minus sign ("-") in file names. This may prevent the debugger from finding the source file.
Getting Started
This guide will help you install the VMS IDE extension and start working on your projects.